Best Miho Hotels

"The queen bed is quite large and can afford to use for two people. The bath was also large and I put it in. I thought it would be better to put my luggage on a table or table or a little wider. The two-stage bed was quite hard to get up and down. The slippers were very hard to wear with disposable thin slippers."

"A simple hotel. I was in a smoking room that they had cleaned but there was a lingering smell. There is a communal bath but not for men. The dinner was a fixed menu whilst helping yourself to rice and miso soup. Breakfast was some sandwiches you collect from reception"

"The hotel is very tidy and clean. The rooms are small but very complete. There is a coffee and green tea machine which is very considerate. The bath is not big but not many people use it. The water temperature is just right. Unfortunately, there is no parking lot, and no parking instructions are provided to guests."

"The hotel is old overall, but I didn't feel it was smelly or not clean enough, so I gave it a 3. The amenities in the room are minimal, but you can choose shampoo, hair dryer, curling iron, etc. at the front desk and take them with you. There isn't a lot of variety, so it seems better for women to bring their own. It's a bit greedy, but I think it's reasonable considering the cost. You can drink one drink from the drink bar when you stay. Breakfast is included (I checked out before I had time to have it). If you're coming by car, be careful. Even if you specify that you will be using the parking lot when you make a reservation, it is not guaranteed, and you will be guided to a nearby paid parking lot on a first-come, first-served basis (400 yen per day at your own expense). The areas with cones are reserved for those who have already checked in for temporary use. It depends on the time of year, but if you plan to check in later, you should basically expect to use the paid parking lot at your own expense."

"The location is very good, about 100 meters from the station, many restaurants downstairs have convenience stores. The front desk is not English, breakfast ends at 9 am."